Workers' Compensation Daily Headlines

What Do You Think? Courts generally weigh multiple factors when determining whether an injured employee is unable to return to work for purposes of a PTD award. A Kentucky case involving a hospital nurse illustrates […]

Sarah Meyer is not just moving through the world—she is charging at it, full speed ahead, with the grit and brilliance that turns challenges into triumphs. If last year's story was about the spark she […]

The Issue: The Persistent Pay Gap and the Confidence Challenge  Women have made incredible strides in the workforce, yet the gender pay gap remains a reality. Studies continue to show that women, on average, earn […]

By THE Dr. Claire Muselman March is almost here, and that means one thing: it is time to celebrate, elevate, and empower women in workers’ compensation like never before!  At WorkersCompensation.com, this is more than […]

As we conclude Segment Two: Processing the Injury and Coping, we reflect on the deep emotional struggles that arise when recovery is not as smooth or predictable as hoped. Unlike the immediate emotional responses to injury—fear, […]

Labor Landscape As happens when administrations turn over and the party in the White House changes, at the moment, Biden-era federal regulations stand to face scrutiny, scrapping, or irrelevance under the Trump agenda. One set […]

Frustration is one of the most common and emotionally taxing experiences during recovery. It arises when individuals encounter repeated obstacles, slow progress, or a lack of control over their healing process. Unlike discouragement, which stems […]

Do You Know the Rule? If you've been cruising around what's new on Simply Research, you might have bumped into Alaska's stay-at-work benefits program. Here's the lowdown on how stay at work works. Picking Rehabilitation […]